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DIED.

on rsSraaFS H. of Rsn1S nns
Pauline Pauline ArnonI in the 18th year of his ago
Funeral private.
tho REV Charles Washington Baird D. d. son Of the late
Funeral services in the Presbyterian Church, Rye, Mon
: the s,n
MI H. S and H. r. r. at O'clock p
BAILEY-on Friday. the 18th INST. Benjamin f. Bailey,
Re- friends invited 70 attend the funeral ser,
Intermeni al convenience OF Tho family.
Ms o late residence Soa ns,s william
IT. Dworh q the firm Q, oGTdSn Dn wrasv
The castct Will not be opened church Friend. may
view the house from 10 to 1880 o'clock the
same day.
pYER-suddeny at sea, wednesday February 0. Dr. x.
services 81 at St Johns Church, Newport r. l.. Monday
nermsn at Mount Auburn Boston, Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock.
rEnRIs-As MAtte.wa9. February 10 1897 tho Rev W.
I'VE wan u on Monday February a. .. o'clock Tho
Take s% ssn RI SS Grand Central Depot so
this Elk @ s sn E France: R
r6 SS ss &C sai sas a %sa'A
ooFFon Saturday. tho 18th inst. William B. CON- In h'
win ,. held at HI, late residence IS East
Intermsnt at woodlawn.
KIssAM-At bridgeport Conn. Saturday. February H.
Mary No.Isnd VIZ. PANEL Ks, sTa..ror. ru..
day Fo6rusryls. pm
Train rain leaves q rand Central Depot at II am.
SSoas@ %. e. so s nsgSsS
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Utica papers please copy. - ,. .u
F dsssnsT 81
friend, ps 81
t6th at on Monday, February IL, OF III IN
MoRsE-on Wednesday the 9th nst John u Morse' Assa
and S ct n .%ig ME-
munpsw, ave, Jersey CITY,
stoninson papers please copy
SsarS,sr Of Homer b. and Jane Of Bridge
rppS Sss Mondsy tho l4th inst. at $50 O'Clock.
sHAw-on Friday afternoon February H. 1887. Mary N.
IN sAs from the Ss:o9ss
OF her brother Mr.. James NJ Shaw. ~ West %
Kindly omit flowers.
sTOKEs-on Friday February IL. Henry Stokes in tho
ysnsss :esds: residence No Ss4 Maaon
Ma1y SsSFSas
sIMrsoN - Louis Mo- rosEus smD:on HUDSON
,n:r M y a al' fSss ssHa Monday roDrua
slm q v.s1 ai S'
%ssss: n: r.:
Ess5s,fZ 4 IL
VAN HoRNOn saturday February H. at his residence.
ah past Soth ST. Cornelius Van Horn. In his 72d year.
Funeral private
TRACY-At Mount Vernon n y at the residence Of big
daughter, Mrs A. L. Reynolds, James y tracy OK dsrt
ford VI, aged II years
Services to-day at 6p. IN
wETMORE-Iu Chicago on 9Th inst Charles w. WetmQra
Sdost son Of George @ Wetmore OF this city In tho $50
IS sss1 81 s q Ks Albany.
sS,g:y Ti aSs9sa S T,lIi,S: Tu..a.n
Fe6rusry Isl at l0a0 Friends and rostives invited
Without further notice also members OF BunEng Lod6e
FREQ Accepted AasonA
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WADSWORTH PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

Detective Roche of Brooklyn returned from Niagara
terday, bringing with him William ID. WaiswJrth, who DIS
appeared about three weeks after embezzng $4,000
trusted by friends acquaintances lilo was
rested for forgery preferred by George H. Gray OF No. Ia
Deyoest The fugitive led the officers Detectives
Roche. long chase They followed him TO Elizabeth " j.
then to Newark and then ~ Canada lie But.
fsO and aerwari visited Montreal Toronto and
before reaching Clifton. lie
America
IA River and consented brooklyn the way lac
Grief and prayed confessed TO the officers he had
taken $50 600 from Inherent people lie gned
beiore Walsh yesterday Foster L. Backus appeared
for him and entered the plea OF not guilty
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NEW WORKERS AND FEDERAL OFFICES

1t reported Wall street yesterday In sympathy with
Washington rumors Frederick T. Olco president OF
tho Trust Company and Dumont Clarke cashier OF
the American Exchange National Bank had been selected TO
succeed Secretary Manning and United states Treasurer J0r
be the president and president OF tho new
National Bank In This city The runiors were not
could be learned the positions had not
oerei 10 the persons named Friends OF MT Olcott
that he would give mp his present
another that would him not more than lir
OF his salary MT Clarke remarked at he place OF
had not been offered To him ana no
could ray would accept until IL had been Of
IL opinion in Wall street that II tho
true better .cons could be made but that
probably the Offices would be- declined.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

wAsuIsGToS, Saturday, Feb IL. 1887
THE TEXAS OurRAGEs.-Sixteen Texas witnesses for
the outrage inyestgaon arrived this morning and re-
ported 10 Sergeant alarms Canaday Nine OF them arc
colored men, sixty witnesses In all expected-thrty
for each side.
SDAIS MMIGRASTs-Tho Secretary OF the Treasury has
received letter from W. Duncan. the representative
OF the Tsmshcan Indians. community numbering about
900 souls located at Mcakahka B. c. near the Alas
kan border. In which he the community proposes to
Alaska In body at early day. ana asks that
their belongings consisting OF houses, furniture hunting
and fishing gear tools personal effects etc. be admitted
10 the Territory free OF duty The Department has grant
q
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NOTES IN THE LABOR WORLD.

SHARON Penn Fob. IL (SpcciaD. Tho strike OF the
shepanco Valley furnacemen was ended tonight, after
several conferences between the and the operators
The victory is on the side of the latter the having
agreed TO return on the first advance offered by the
owners cents with another raise OF ~ Genus IN APRIL
providing the market keeps up.
PrrsBURa Feb 1.-THE fourth pool coal operators OF
the Monongahea District agreed 10 stop their works
entirely on Monday where the men have not decided to
work at the 2l4 cent rate
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be redeemed and reooined.

'e Nv, NOT more than trade dollars would
a., Mr. Lsnaep Of fe5as representing the minority Of
the Committee on Coinage, Weights and Measures,
offered ep amendment providing that within sii
months alter the passage Of this act trade dollars not
mutlnaed defaoed shall be received at their face
value in payment OF all dyes to the United States
that any holder OF trade dollars may exchange the
came for standard silver dollars subsidiary coin
ana that the trade dollars received by the Treasury
either In payment exchange shall BE re-ooned into
standard silver dollars subsidiary coin at the option
OF tho Secretary OF the Treasury.
IN, mr.: Hand Of Missouri supported the amendment;
Inc policy OF the Treasury Department had been and
was to-day to purchase the smallest amount Of silver
monthly that as permitted under the law. The bill
On instruction on the part of Congress to the Treasury
silver each month.
-, The House agreed to an amendment offered by Mr:
warner or OHIO to the bill providing that the coinage OF
ade dollars recoined under this act shall not be consd
cred as part OF silver bullion required TO be purchased
ana coined under the provisions OF the Bland law AS so
amended the bill was passed
Inc House then went into Committee Of the Whole on
the diplomatic and Consular Appropriation bill.
Mr Burnes OF Missouri, made point OF order against
5ns Increasing the salary Of the Minister to
sustained as was also point OF order against the pr0yi
sion xng the salaries Of the Ministers Of the Argentine
Republic and Turkey at $4,000.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGRPoRT-A strong point made Friday by Miss Kate
Field her lecture here Mormonsm waa that nothips
done long 10000 mormons were able to overawe
10000 0enties.
NORwALK-Durng two weeks two insane servants have
disturbed household OF the Rev. Howard Capp rector
Of 81. Pauls Church
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OBITUARY.
MARY MANN.

BosrON Feb. IL fSpccial.-Mrs. Mary Mann, widow
of Horace Manu. died at Jamaica Plain on Friday, age
eighty She had survived he. distinguished husband
twenty seven years. She the daughter OF MI Pea
body who was also the father OF Miss Elizabeth Pea
body and of the wife of Nathaniel Hawthorne. Mary
Peabody was born in Cambridgeport. but her father
aiterward settled in Salem. Alter the death OF W.
Mann his widow wrote his lite which was iblished In
1868 She had also written little book Christi nifty
in the Kitchen as well articles for various perodi-
Gals.
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HOPE OF Hiss ANDRRs0Ns RECOVERY

PHILADELPHIA, Feb ~ (SpeciaD-A dispatch from
Mount Holly N. j., this afternoon stntes that Katie
Anderson, who was shot by her lover, had passed
comfortable night and tho doctors express hopes OF
Der recovery. The girl talks nationally and reterates
her statement that Peak shot her because she refused
70 marry him
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FEDERAL BUILDINGS FOR THIS CITY.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-Mr. Dibblo, from the House
Committee Public Buildings to-day, reported BILL
in lieu Of all other bills the subject for the erection OF
an Appraisers Warehouse In New York and for other pur
poses The bill authorizes the purchase of site for the
stores at cost not exceed 100000 and the erection
OF building to cost 100000 Tho Secretary Of the
Treasury authorized however to purchase In lieu OF
the foregoing site of 10000 square feet suitable for
the erection OF Custom House In addition to an APP
pases Warehouse or two adjacent sites suitable for
tho purposes at cost not to exceed OO0 ono OF
which be the present site OF the Appraisers Stores
In the report accompanying the bill the committee says
that 1t would be unwse sell tho present SubTreasuy
and Assay Office, as proposed in ono OF the bs Ior
which this measure Is substitute The subireasury
sad Is advantageously located In the centre OF the
banking community and the Assay Office may be needed
for extension OF the SubTreasury building. Discrc-
tonary authority select tho sites Is given to tho
Secretary OF the Treasury, that the Government may
not be placed at the mercy OF land owners by the desgna
ton OF the sites In the bill.
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6ueriaI Notices.
"EIsclriq Service

"Eiectdq Seryice' ...sr. svss
Can DO attached to any Kind Of heaune ~.
made Pooms Kept at ds;ssd az
{nltura poturea TO- the Thermometer n we YoT w
uatoally Governing the tempststuie tesrvsfos.ss ~
Iastssssd sxpsnsS0ev ed Sogas' q
3:usES s az HZ.s saSs::: z sle'''As"A A'''
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s Who p:t SsSR H!s:2g iSss yssf yGHr' ess E
Rccordsnes NJ tn hun inis3 81 ~ fcY SSic$
SfSydS t6sswhSh Any msfaby q Ssn1 4ys az Shafee1
10 Is confident the Captain viii rStSf n Il shOi time
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JERSEY CITY.

girl tainted tho matinee performance Of Alone n
London" in the Academy of Music yesterday and nearly
panic The gr who was sitting u the balcony f
boys the gallery created c6m6iqn which spread TO
parts the house and all the people we're o. tnef eSy
M.: Laura 5sSaSc e the segsa s Ss,Ss re
orchestra began play and the curtain was rung up
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PREPARING TO RAISE THE WELLS CITY.

The Merritt WrcckDg Company rapidly pushing forward
their raising tho sunken steamship Wells
City, Two wrckng schooners steamer and double gang
OF divers we're yesterday The divers made an eIan
nation OF the vessel number Of getting the
Inoong In position The Wells city lies In nine fath0ms oil
water cgh vessels into tho wreck yesterday
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ORASGEMrs Caroline Moger, wife Of Benjamin Moger OF
Cones died yesterday at the Orange Memorial Hospital
from OF received Friday afternoon
She SIXTY five years old and unusually feeble She was
left alone for few minutes and managed to set hre
10 her clothing
ELzABRTHJesseJ cutlln the yard master Of the Penn.
sylvana Railroad who front OF train last July
and made vain endeayor TO the life Of young
recently left hospital much improved The residents OF
south Elizabeth presented to Friday $500 gold
watch
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HOME Ne VS..
prnMlNrNr ARRIYALa

rim Hof,'-senator Nelson Alirieh, o. Rhode
ffof,l senator elect A. = Paddock. oil Nebraska
Hotel Brunnrfek Sclorc aud C0minandor oll,
mann O, Par. Asf0r Hougs-GeneIal John Eaton. OIL
Marietta Ohio Gitscy H0ussJohn A. slcicher OF Albany.
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MARRIED.
QRO9E-WAIDO-At the res

GROsE-wALDO-At the residence Of tho brides parents
on Thursday February 10 1897 the Rev g. s. Seward on
eating Virginia, daughter OF Howard Waldo, to Joseph
Grosc. all OF this city.
PLATT-FRANKLIN-OnS aturi,y. February IL. ut Trim
ity Chapel by the Dr. Swope. Mary Franklin, Of New
YORK, to Joseph b. Platt. OF Yonkers.
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CURF FOR THE DEAF,

PICKS PATENT IMrsovRp CUSHIONED EAE DRUMS perfectly
Invisible, comfortable and always in position. All converse
tons and whispers heard distinctly Send for Illustrated
book testimonials free Address Or call On r. HIscox
1888 Broadway. N Y. Mention this paper
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c0AI. SCARCE IN LYNN.

LYNN Feb IL CSpeciap.-There ia great scarcity OF
coal in this city that used in the running Of steam
engines enough Of that kind in use to last for month
or six weeks. Tho Lynn dealers have been unable to
prooure any coal in Boston, has been secured
In neighboring The city consumes 100000 tons
Of coal yearly.
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LOUISVILLE Feb II iabCaptain George K Speed.
age fortytwo formerly Of A. d. HINT Co, well known
bankers OF this city, died shebyvc this morning OF
Brights disease He OF the lao Mayor Philip
Speed and eldest brother OF John Gme Speed score
tary OF the American Exposition in London.
ATcuisoy, Kan, Feb. IL tSlNciab. Colonel T. J..
Brown for several years chairman of the Board OF
County Commissioners died this morning Of pneumonia
Brown Governor OF Mississippi and United States
Senator.
Dr. Edward Dyer, OF Newport, died from consump-
ton at the steamship City OF Columbia, In which
he was returning from trip TO the West Indies Cor
oner Edman granted permit yesterday for the re-
movnl of the body TO Newport.
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NEWARK.
NEW.JERsEY TOWNS.

The Maggie Albrecht Inquest concluded yester
rendered that the girl to her death
from stab wound inflicted by some person unknown.
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A RIGID ANTI.POLYGAMY BILL.

WASHINGTON Feb 12It is learned that the section OF
the AntPolygamy bill passed by the House. which ex-
cudes from the registration lists the Of all persons
who refuse to take oath to obey the Edmunds act has
been made much stringent by the conferees In its
present shape the section excludes from registration
those who refuse to support tho law of 1882,
1.-THE Edmunds acp or this amendatory act or who prao
pee aid abet or avOw belief In polygamy. The con
fcrees In adding these restrictions to the original Dill
and Of poygamy by persons who keep within
the letter OF the law by refranng from the practice OF
poygany while openly avowing their belief In the doc
frine.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, M. D.,
1A4 Lexington ave. between, goth and SOth sts
Hours-S TO J. 5to7 Diseases OF the Nervous systom.
Genito- Urinary Organs Impotence and sterlity.
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NEWS FROM THE sUBURBS

NEARLY GORED TO DEATH BY BULL
MT Leonard spBsrsssndent e Ggnnins: Mnl Is: mar
death by erocious bun hast evening" party IL
formed with rifles to shoot the animal
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Baird at No. sl4 North Broad5t Ass bean pgrcAssd ~
the General Executive Board d tAs Knigh et Labor
and win be used ~ the hesdqnatsrs and ooss q tnS
fof IT,
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Announcements
A CURIOUS BOOT

A CURIOUS Book.
Our 1886 reprint Of NewYork City Directory which VIII
pubshed shortly Advertise In It Send postal Tor agent
THK TRow CITY DIRECTORY Co.,
No. IL University place
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Earl e. Wilson's T., & w. brand OF Mem
Collars and Cuffs tho best. Sold everyvhsra
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No more charming valentines have over been manu-
featured than those which L. Prang Go. have brought
out this year They artistic as they are pretty
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TILE PETROLLUM MARKEE.

Tho speculation yesterday was dul, with no ncws
from affect values The market was steady be-
037s cents closing the opening price The
carrying rates continued low. -, -
Tho range prices total dealings NJ tho Con-
sohdatcd Exchange followsi
Opening G3Ia Lowest. 03h
highest .......-... e3's Final 60, %
Refined oil unchanged at 9 cents here and q in Phiia
delpbia and Baltimore.
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NhatoI,ona Chnsr n II,

Furs Gloves Caps and MuRs seaskin Garments. Prices
marked down O. {. SHAYSE manufacturer lO3 Prnco'sI
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DIR. LYoN's PERFECT TOorH POWDER
An Elegant Toilet Luxury. 20 centA
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PILES! PILES! PILxs!
Cured without the knife powder savs Nocu pay.
A. A. CoRKlSs. West 3lstst
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LANDLORDS Perfume. Edenin.

Binck Bear Robes and Furs Of all kinds Prices marked
down T. u SlAfNE, ioo ffince-s@
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In HAY's HAIR HEALTH

Eradcates DANpRuFF DrsEAsEs GIVES LIFE and
VIGoR 10 GRAY HAIR Preferred for purity and perfume
Buy Enough to kill fifty corns for 10 cents
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.

WAsnIsGros. Fob. l2.-The President has appointed
Alexander G. Haskell of Columbia 8. C., to be Govern
ment Director OF tho Union Pacific Railway Company
vice l.. L. Alex ander, resigned.
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FRANCOIS LAURENT.
OBITUARY NOTES.

BRUSSELS. Feb. 12-Francois Laurent, the historian
and pubcist is dead. He seventy-six years old
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Charter Oak IIfc Insurance COMPANY n. -.
Policy holders representing about 100000
who desire It's advantages by application TO
George & Studwell, Trustee Tribune Building.
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The Large Number .
the Water Color Exhibition speaks well Tor the
growth vi taste III this county
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H0urS-fl 70 ana . 10 D. ounuays. lOW
Diseases OF nervous system from whatever cause
specially for the last 40 Our readers may safely con-
suit the the OF receiving honorable
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What n Long Chase n Stern Chase
tho plasers hnd In trying 10 follow Ben
best and always improving, Benson
keep by only swift SAFE sure Ask for Bon
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BROOKLXN.

Tho Board OF Education has boughta mousse ~ nn
st. between smith ST and Hook Lane Tor Sf'oVo' .
Tho Common Council Lamps and Gas Committee nns
ced 10 the award contracts for hsnn6
tho streets at tho same prices as last year. -.
The teachers of tho Twenty sixth Ward schools nave
received for and have not hohou VA" -
of Education TO advance thon any money
The Board Of urvey will visit the Navy Yard next week
10 examine tho Miant0nomah the Ticonderogs anu WV "
hatan.
An effort In being mede TO secure library foa tno PAVE
In the PeEitentary Mira Kate HaiE OF mo- ASS S"u'"
land-st. 10 tho prime mover In the master a" .....
MIRA George pincndale OF No. 7el 4yrteavc
complained Justice Naeher that her husband hAd ss as
her aud warrant issuod for his arrest Sno ~
alleged that had placed hs mother sane womn
Tatbqsh Insane Asylum years ago Ia orasr '" 0oAin
sion Of her money.
Netting hss BEEN learned In regard 70 POLICE Captain ssv
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nysrRTING AT A CRITICAL MOMENT.

COAI-PASsERS ON THE SARATOGA STRlhE-hhfi
ABOARD BY THE POLICE-THE VESSEL SAILS.
About D. H. yesterday walking delegate OF the Coal
Handlers Union appeared at the pier OF the ward ne
at walst and directed the coalpassers on the steam
sbip Saratoga which sail at O'Clock to strike Tor
nm advance Of SIS a month In accordance with this
order the coalpassers made demand upon the repre-
sentative Of the company on the per
for the advance. This was refused ana
the men said they would strike AS such course would
cripple the that she would not proceed TO sea-
sailors were stationed the gangplank to prevent the
men from leaving the ship and message was sent LOT
the police In short time squad OF officers from the
Tenth Precinct appeared the pier and five OF them
were taken aboard the vessel The strikers Including
nine and six coalpassers, who had gone below
to secure their kits came on deck ana attempted
TO 60 ashore, when they were stopped by the ponce
to part the vessel and after
brief consultation they made rush for the gangplank
As they approached the police menacea ihe S me
90 ashore and kept close prisoners In the
Get by the police stopped at the gangpanS by
the sailor stationed there, and were in some cases
roughly handled Two managed to reach tine per
when they we're in custody by the police Just be-
fore the sd e 81 's With
They were brought back on a tug. .. , tho ,or
the sow r b
Of the strikers Both landed on the per saiey anu o
but policeman ran along the dock threatening them
with his cubif they jumped Before the men could jump
however they were pulled back by the policemen on
board The Saratoga proceeded to sea short OF thce
hands. A.. -. A., .u
Maurice Doyle and Patrick Kelley two of the men
who had from the vessel were taken 70 the ch
Precinct Station in Muberry-st Here William IL. +.
Hughes, a representative OF the steamship company,
made a complaint against them OF desertioD. under
Section No Of Article No. 4b06 Chapter No OF the
Revised Statutes OF the United States This secton pro
ydes for the punishment Of any who. being law
fully engaged IN the service shall neglect or refuse
without reasonable cause 70 proceed 70 yea ~ ms %
within twenty four hours OF the time OF the Vessei
from any port. The men will be taken TO the lomps
Police Court this morning. . . A.. .,
The strikers say that the difficulty between them ana
two years ago, when the company, nav,
ing the men at disadvantage. reduced
their pay SIS month. At present the fremen receive
S3 month and their board and the coal passers receive
SOS and board They also say that as the Saratoga
went TO sea short hands the aboard Will nave
to do work. and the voyage Will be severe on he
All the OF the company AT s ONCE No.
Il3 Was would say about the matter was that several
OF the had attempted to desert te vessel
as about TO SAIL and the company haa upon
the police to keep them aboard the vessel.
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KNIGHTs BUYING HEADQUARTERS.
PHnADELPHiA Feb. IL tSpeefaa.-The fourstoT
bgevnstone building, formally occupied by Mrs Matthew